Campanula Waldsteiniana

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Read about Campanula Waldsteiniana in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Campanula Waldsteiniana, Roem. & Schult. Perennial, 4-6 in.: sts. rigid, glabrous: lvs. fleshy, sessile, gray-green, lanceolate, slightly serrate-dentate, the lower obtuse, the upper long-acuminate: calyx-lobes awl-shaped, spreading or recurved, one-fourth shorter than the corolla: fls. 5-9 in a corymbose raceme 1¼ in. long, ¾in. wide, pale purplish blue; corolla rotate, almost starlike, with a dark spot in the throat; pistil large, white, twice the length of the corolla, with a yellow stigma. S. Austria. Gn. 8, p. 173. G. 18:81. G.W. 12, pp. 446, 710. C. Tommasiniana, Hort., is an allied plant, with very wiry growth and pendent pale blue fls. C. Stansfieldii, Hort., is a supposed hybrid, perhaps between C. Waldsteiniana and C. carpatica. CH


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